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Textarea suddenly doesn't accept line break (Enter key) anymore #3950
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Could it be due to a recent JupyterLab release? |
It might be intercepted by lab commands. Should |
Looks like duplicate of #3926 btw |
@krassowski might be related, but in contrast to the other issue – which also is for Notebook, not Lab – I am perfectly able to type just any text into the Textarea, including the character "a", just that it's all in one single line. |
Same here. With the newest Updates of Jupyterlab 4.2.5, i can't press enter. |
Did it work in JupyterLab 4.2.4? I think that in either case the solution is adding |
@krassowski can you navigate me to where in the source I would add this option? |
I would defer to @martinRenou as to what the best place to add it would be. |
For the record: I am having the same problem here. I made a quick dissection, and the problem
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Is there any workaround to fix this ? |
Looks like the fix suggested above should help:
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Description
Reproduce
Enter
was never pressed. Copy-Pasting multiline text with line breaks, will work, however.Expected behavior
A new line should be created within the widget text area.
Context
Troubleshoot Output
Command Line Output
Browser Output
If using JupyterLab
Installed Labextensions
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